Morning everyone. Honored to be joined today by Whip Katherine Clark and caucus chair Pete Aguilar as we prepare to depart for the August district work period. The Trump administration and House Republicans have been a complete and total failure.These MAGA extremists promised that they were going to lower costs in the United States of America. In fact, they promised the American people that costs would go down on day one. But costs haven't gone down.They are on the way up. Inflation is up. It's the quality ...

From @WSJopinion: Medicare and Medicaid fail a basic scientific test. The programs don’t do what they claim to. If they were drugs, regulators would pull them from the market, writes @mfcannon. https://t.co/nmTZxMBQMF ...

Welcome back to the exchange. It's been rough and rougher for the health care sector lately. It's down 11% over the past year, while the S&P has gained 14.That's 25 points of underperformance. And my next guest says this is the worst the sector has traded ever. And it's time to joining me now is Jared Holtz.He's the healthc care sector strategist at Missou. I love the honesty, Jared, because you must be frustrated more than anyone. What has been the latest in this cascade of bad news.For sure. Um, very frus ...

National Republican Senatorial Committee Chair Tim Scott is warning that the polling on President Trump's so-called big beautiful bill is just breaking even. Those are his words. New reporting from Semaphore says Scott is urging colleagues to promote pieces of the Republicans's new tax and spending law rather than the proposal writ large to help boost popularity with the public. The bill includes massive tax cuts as well as extra spending on defense and stricter immigration policies, but it attempts to offs ...

Republicans have said their changes to health care will reduce waste, fraud and abuse. But the reforms will not simply cut spending. Instead, they will hit those least able to keep up with paperwork, with ripple effects well beyond Medicaid https://t.co/pclCCFowu8 ...

This week, we learned that the Trump administration will start sharing the personal information of the country's 79 million Medicaid enroles in an effort to identify and track down immigrants. That information is usually only distributed to law enforcement to investigate waste, Medicaid fraud, and other abuses. The Trump administration now appears to be repurposing that data to underwrite this immigration crackdown.Now, to be clear, undocumented immigrants and some legal residents are not eligible to enroll ...

Over the next decade, nearly $1 trillion will be cut from Medicaid. Here is what America’s more than 71 million recipients of the health care program need to know about the changes under the 'One Big Beautiful Bill.' https://t.co/jajZrs3E5h ...

Republicans have said their changes to health care will reduce waste, fraud and abuse. But the reforms will not simply cut spending. Instead, they will hit those least able to keep up with paperwork, with ripple effects well beyond Medicaid https://t.co/LBkhOSAUNK ...

In its latest move to escalate mass deportations, the Trump administration is granting ICE access to the personal data of nearly 79 million Medicaid enroles, including home addresses and ethnicity details under a new agreement with the Department of Health and Human Services. A DHS spokesperson tells NBC News, "This is about ensuring undocumented immigrants don't access Medicaid, even though it's already illegal for undocumented immigrants to receive benefits. Immigration advocates are calling it a dangerou ...

The Trump administration will give deportation officials personal data, including addresses and ethnicities, of the nation's 79 million Medicaid recipientshttps://t.co/mKgQic8pbb ...